Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg

by Qian Ruyi

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

Uncover the mystery of molecular cuisine. After the fruit juice undergoes physical and chemical changes, a film is formed on the surface to form a ball like egg yolk, which is called spheroidization. Due to the different materials used, the forming methods are divided into forward spheroidization and reverse spheroidization. This mango egg yolk uses forward spheroidization. The finished product looks like an egg yolk, and because of the addition of popping candy on the surface of the sphere, pour it into your mouth and bite it down. The sweet mango juice immediately fills your mouth, and the whole person jumps up πŸ˜„. "

Ingredients

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg

1. Calcium powder.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

2. Calcium powder weighs 6g.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

3. Dissolve in 1000ml water and set aside.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

4. Mango flesh (we weighed 160 flesh).

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

5. Weigh 2g of seaweed gum.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

6. Put the mango flesh in the food processor, pour in the weighed seaweed gum, add white sugar, and add 100ml of purified water.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

7. Beat well, pour into a bowl and put in the refrigerator for 20 minutes to defoam. The longer the refrigeration time, the more thoroughly the surface defoams.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

8. Spoon a spoonful of mango puree and pour it into the calcium water.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

9. It became a sphere after entering the water.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

10. Flip the mango ball gently to form a film evenly on each side. The calcium water intake time is about 15 seconds.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

11. Scoop it up and put it in clean water to remove the calcium flavor on the surface of the mango balls.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

12. Pour into a spoon and prepare for serving.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

13. Repeat the above steps to scoop the mango puree into the calcium water.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

14. After the film is formed, scoop it into clean water to remove the calcium taste.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

15. Sprinkle popping candy on the surface of the mango balls after serving.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

16. decoration. Finished product.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

17. Finished product.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

18. Finished product.

Molecular Cuisine --- Fried Mango Egg recipe

Tips:

1. When scooping mango puree into calcium water, if there are spherical tableware, it is easier to become spherical. I use the spoon. Pay attention to skills when entering the water, otherwise there will be long tails. If you have a small tail, it’s okay. You can reshape it when you put it into the spoon and set the plate, but the action must be gentle and don’t break the surface film. Generally, you can master it by doing a few more.
2. I added white sugar to the mango or not. It depends on personal taste.
3. It can also be made with other fruits or juices, but don't make it acidic. If it is acidic, sodium citrate needs to be added, otherwise it cannot be shaped.
4. The caviar method is the same as above. It's just that the equipment that needs to be scooped is different. I still made some with a soup spoon, dripping it in bit by bit, which took a little longer. No photos, see you tomorrow for breakfast. πŸ˜„

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